I don’t want to get Paramount+.
I need to think about what to do, here. Piracy is out, obviously. Maybe I can wait until the second season is out on DVD? Because, realistically, it’ll be cheaper in the long run.
#commissionearned
I don’t want to get Paramount+.
I need to think about what to do, here. Piracy is out, obviously. Maybe I can wait until the second season is out on DVD? Because, realistically, it’ll be cheaper in the long run.
#commissionearned
It’s pretty good as a single-use gag, I have to say. And God knows they picked an episode from STAR TREK: VOYAGER which was sufficiently silly to warrant the treatment. I do admit to wondering how many people out there are going to get the full effect of the joke, though…
(Via Do-Gooder Press)
#commissionearned
How was the latest Green Hornet, anyway?
Huh.
Fargo and Legion creator Noah Hawley has signed on to write and direct the next Star Trek film for Paramount Pictures.
The last Star Trek movie that was being developed by director S.J. Clarkson ended up being shelved after Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth dropped out of the project after the studio tried to change the deal on them. According to Variety, though, Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, and Zoe Saldana are expected to all return to the U.S.S. Enterprise for the new adventure.
To my (mild) embarrassment, I have not yet seen STAR TREK: BEYOND. I am told that it was not wretched, though. Depending on how you feel about the reboot, that may not be entirely reassuring. Still, I like all those actors in all of those roles. I should probably catch up, in my copious free time.
So it would appear. And since he’s taking his ‘ten movies and out’ thing, Star Trek would be his last one:
Continue reading So, we’re really maybe doing a Quentin Tarantino Star Trek?[Quentin] Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is his ninth directorial effort, which means it will be his penultimate effort should he stick to this 10-film plan before retirement. The director’s GQ interview had many fans wondering how Tarantino will choose to end his directorial career and asking whether or not his much-discussed “Star Trek” movie would be his final filmmaking project. Tarantino successfully pitched an R-rated “Star Trek” to producer J.J. Abrams and Paramount and has written a script. The studio has yet to officially greenlight the project, but if they do and if Tarantino decides to direct that will probably be his last movie.
Lemme translate that a little: Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pine are both currently abandoning talks with Paramount over the fourth installment of the Star Trek reboot. Hemsworth is, of course, currently Thor in the MCU; and Pine plays Wonder Woman’s love interest somehow-in-the-sequel Steve Trevor in the DCEU. Paramount would prefer not to pay out accordingly, particularly since Star Trek Reboot 3 didn’t do so hot. To be honest? I didn’t see it, so I don’t know whether or not it was any good. Although the fact that I didn’t see it is maybe diagnostic, right there. Continue reading Thor, Steve Trevor walk out of Star Trek (rev. 2) 4 . For now.
This is important.
Beam him up! @SirPatStew is set to reprise his role as Jean-Luc Picard on new @cbsallaccess #StarTrek series! https://t.co/6kegGkag9I
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) August 4, 2018
Continue reading Jean-Luc Picard coming back to Star Trek. But WHICH one?
I’m not gonna lie. There are elements to this that appeal. Via GeekTyrant:
Continue reading The theoretical, yet high-potential, fan-made Quentin Tarantino Star Trek trailer.
Me neither.
Director Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction, The Hateful Eight) has an idea for a new Star Trek movie and J.J. Abrams (Star Trek Beyond, Star Wars: The Force Awakens) is putting together a writers room for the project, according to Deadline. Sources say that Tarantino told his idea to Abrams, and writers will be gathered to work on the idea. If it comes to fruition, Tarantino could direct with Abrams producing at Paramount. There is currently no confirmation on the Star Trek movie idea from Paramount or from Tarantino.
Continue reading Are you ready for a Quentin Tarantino Star Trek?